Frank Cannon

Cannon began his career with his hometown club Hitchin Town at 15 whilst working for a firm of solicitors. Described as "a dashing player and good dribbler with a fine shot", he joined Southern League club Queen's Park Rangers in April 1907. He helped Rangers to win the league title in 1907–08. He scored for QPR at Stamford Bridge in the first ever FA Charity Shield game in 1908. His goal cancelled out that of Manchester United's Billy Meredith, and took the game to a replay, which United won 4–0. QPR went on to finish 15th in 1908–09. He moved on to West Ham United for the 1909–10 season, but played just four competitive games, all in January 1901, with his only goal coming in a 5–0 win over Norwich City. Cannon joined New Brompton for the 1910–11 season, before moving on to Port Vale of The Central League in July 1911. With 18 goals in the 1911–12 season he became the club's top scorer. He helped the Vale lift the Staffordshire Senior Cup in 1912 and the Birmingham Senior Cup in 1913, but lost form during the 1912–13 season and departed the Athletic Ground in the summer of 1913.

Queens Park Rangers

Southern Football League: 1907–08 FA Charity Shield runner-up: 1908 Port Vale

Staffordshire Senior Cup: 1912 Birmingham Senior Cup: 1913